This year was my first foray into selling my carved spoons. I am grateful for the resounding response to them – really. I’m glad folks like them, I love to carve them…
For December, I have just a few spoons. What that means is you folks bought them as fast as I could make them. Mostly. Then November came & knocked me out, & I got little extra–curricular woodworking done. So here’s some that got left behind before, and a couple of new ones. Leave a comment here if you would like one. Shipping in US is $6.00. Paypal works best, but you can send a check if you do it quickly for holiday delivery. Thanks for looking.
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Dec #01 SOLD
A maple spoon left behind from October. Funny how the ones I think the most of are duds, and others fly outta here. If it doesn’t go anywhere this time, it’s off to the kitchen with it.
side view 05
Oct spoon 05
head-on
L: 10″ Width at bowl: 2 1/2″
$75
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Dec #02 – SOLD
Another in maple, this time quartered from the branch. So we get the radial flecking grain on the bowl and handle.
maple spoon quartered stock
bowl detail
L: 10 1/2″ W: 2 3/8″
$60
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Dec #03 SOLD
A serving spoon in cherry. Back to a shape I have been working on for most of this year.
cherry serving spoon
cherry serving spoon
L: 10 3/4″ W: 2 5/8″
$60
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Dec # 04 & 05 – SOLD
These were part of a large batch this fall, fell through the cracks. We’ll call the top one #04 and the bottom #05. Cherry.
cherry spoons
L: 7 1/2″ W: 2″
$40 each. The pair for $75.
December 11, 2012 at 8:47 pm
Hi Peter. I’ll take #4 and #5
Ryan Yount
December 11, 2012 at 9:19 pm
Hey Peter -
I’d like the second one (maple) if still available.
Thanks!
Bill Auld
December 12, 2012 at 4:13 am
Hi Peter, I’d like the first spoon on the page please, Dec#01. Could you let me know what postage to Australia on this fella is please?
Cheers
Glen
December 12, 2012 at 8:41 am
Peter
I’ll take the cherry one #3.
Colin
December 21, 2012 at 10:39 pm
Well, I can’t afford one, but they are works of art. I would launch into a sermon about what art is and is not, but I’d have to pay too much for the Chiropractor’s bill to get everyone’s ears bent back into shape.
Needless to say, I think your stuff is truly art.
Have you ever looked at “roux” spoons ala Cajun cooking? How about spatulas for dosa?
And I also want to say that your website makes the world a better place.
Thanks.
FH
April 20, 2013 at 4:36 pm
Peter,
I saw your work and is truly an amazing fine craft in wood. I would love to hear from you whenever you have new spoons available. Do you do smaller ones too?
All the best
Isabella